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dumpling festival 2010

dumpling festival on 16th Jun 2010. A priest in traditional costume throws zongzi, a traditional Chinese rice dumpling, into the river during a religious ritual to honour patriotic Chinese poet Qu Yuan during the Dragon Boat Festival, also known as Duanwu Festival, at Longtan park in Beijing June 16, 2010. The festival commemorates the death of Qu Yuan, who drowned himself in 277 B.C. on the fifth day of the fifth lunar month to protest against the corrupt government of his time. The tradition

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Why Do All of China’s Celebrations Look Alike?

Today’s the glorious 60th anniversary of China’s rebirth as a communist nation.

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Why Do All of China’s Celebrations Look Alike?

Kiernan Shipka

TV BUZZ : Meet the 9-year-old who plays Sally Draper! She gave an interview on the AMC website, and it's incredibly charming, even if her publicist wrote it. I choose to believe otherwise

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Never Foget

From a great list of Patriotic Cakes from Cakewreck, a sad commentary on remembrance gone wrong. Contribute: Add an image, link, video or comment